Apple Music will now pay up to 10% more to artists who create music in its immersive spatial audio format, as the company looks to push its surround sound format. According to Music Business Worldwide, from January “music available in Spatial Audio on Apple Music will receive a greater share of royalties from the platform.”
Not everyone likes Pitchfork Media. Its reviews, with their clever 0.0 – 10.0 ranking system, have been loved by fans of bands many had never heard of but often decried by more popular artists for whom the publication’s critics rarely had an affinity. But, the announcement that the three-decades-old organization is being absorbed by men’s
Natalie Ball with two of her children, 2022. Photo: Kunu Bearchum and Tim Keenan Burgess. Courtesy of artist. A solo show at the Whitney is a major achievement for any artist, but in the case of Natalie Ball, whose exhibition “Bilwi naats Ga’niipci” currently occupies the museum’s first-floor gallery, the feat is extra impressive. Just
A symposium of artists themed “In the Footsteps of Heritage” (İrsin izi ilə) will take place in Shabran on January 22-27. The event is co-organized by Leyla Khazari Art-Gallery and Shabran Wellbeing Resort to demonstrate Azerbaijan’s rich heritage, traditions and examples of ancient arts through the eyes of contemporary artists, Azernews reports. The project aims
Image Credits: TechCrunch Apple will pay additional royalties starting this month to artists if they have a spatial audio version on Apple Music, according to multiple reports. The company will pay up to 10% additional royalty if an artist has all their songs in spatial audio, per a report by 9to5Mac. The extra money doesn’t
Black Gen-Z youth are more musically agnostic than ever. They aren’t trapped enjoying or creating art in music genres considered “Urban.” There isn’t a better example than the rise of popular Black artists in contemporary rock stateside. Rock music may have once historically marginalized the ethnicities that originated the genre. In recent times, contemporary artists
Turning this vulnerability into artistic expression, two Palestinian artists have co-created Losing It, a performance art piece to be shown in Hong Kong on February 27 and 28 as part of the Hong Kong Arts Festival’s “Arab Arts Focus” series. Samar Haddad King is a live musician and soundscape artist with Palestinian heritage, and the
The American land artist and designer Mary Miss was traveling in Europe in October when she received the kind of news that no one in her line of work wants to hear. One of her most significant artworks, owned by an Iowa museum, would need to be closed to the public because it had fallen
In today’s world of over-stimulation and music saturation, we need to activate our long-term memory Photo by Soundtrap on Unsplash The music ecosystem is more saturated than ever. With music streaming sites like Spotify, Apple, Tidal, and Amazon Music hitting us with 100,000 new songs daily, it’s impossible to keep up with the noise. Thanks
NKollectiv, 960 Santa Fe Drive, regularly features a delightful selection of styles and techniques and it is freshening up the gallery this month with new works that are sure to brighten up the winter doldrums. “ReMix” is on view through Feb. 11. Work by guest artist SA Bennett will be featured alongside member artists Kelly